Kevin is a Board Certified Orthopedic Specialist in physical therapy. He teaches foundational education courses and has a special interest in musculoskeletal management and triage and interdisciplinary coordination.

• ScD in Physical Therapy, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center (2015)
• MS in Physical Therapy, Andrews University (1992)
• BS in Anatomy and Physiology, Andrews University (1991)

• The relationship between measures of foot mobility and subtalar joint stiffness using vibration energy with color Doppler imaging-A clinical proof-of-concept validation study PLOS One 15 8 (2020), Mark Wilhelm, Troy , Gesiene Seeber, Kevin L. Browne.
• Association of a Repetitive Manual Task on Inflammatory Biomarker Expression, Heart Rate Variability and Rating of Perceived Exertion ProQuest (2020), Daniel A. Conde, Gabriel Ibarra-Mejia, Jacen S. Moore, Kevin L. Browne, Charlotte Vines.
• Can 5 minutes of repetitive prone press-ups and sustained prone press-ups following a period of spinal loading reverse spinal shrinkage? PHYSIOTHERAPY THEORY AND PRACTICE 35 3 (2019), Michelle M. Munster, Jean-Michel Brismee, Phillip S. Sizer, Kevin L. Browne, Birendra Dewan, Amber Litke, John L. Pape, Stephane Sobczak.
• Association Between Heart Rate Variability and Perceived Physical Exertion Proceedings of the The XXXth Annual Occupational Ergonomics and Safety Conference 2018 (2018), Daniel Conde, Jacen M. Moore, Kevin L. Browne, Gabriel Ibarra-Mejia.
• Increased spinal height using propped slouched sitting postures: Innovative ways to rehydrate intervertebral discs APPLIED ERGONOMICS 66 (2018), John L. Pape, Jean-Michel Brismee, Phillip S. Sizer, Omer C. Matthijs, Kevin L. Browne, Birendra M. Dewan, Stephane Sobczak.
• DEFORMATION RESPONSE OF THE ILIOTIBIAL BAND-TENSOR FASCIA LATA COMPLEX TO CLINICAL-GRADE LONGITUDINAL TENSION LOADING IN-VITRO INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF SPORTS PHYSICAL THERAPY 12 1 (2017), Mark Wilhelm, Omer Matthijs, Kevin L. Browne, Gesine Seeber, Anja Matthijs, Phillip S. Sizer, Jean-Michel Brismee, C. R. James, Kerry K. Gilbert.
• Deformation response of the iliotibial band-tensor fascia latae complex to longitudinal tension loading in vitro. International Journal of Sports Physical Therapy 12 1 (2017), Mark M. Wilhelm, Omar Matthijs.
• Musculoskeletal Assessment and Management of Patients Participating in a Walking Program The Journal for Nurse Practioners 13 1 (2017), Kevin L. Browne.
• Dynamic balance as measured by the Y-Balance Test is reduced in individuals with low back pain: A cross-sectional comparative study. Physical Therapy in Sport 22 11 (2016), Troy T. Hooper, Roger C. James, Jean-Michelle Brismee, Toby J. Rogers, Kerry K. Gilbert, Kevin L. Browne.
• The effect of distractive function on volitional preemptive abdominal contraction during a loaded forward reach in normal subjects. Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation 4 (2016), Marwan Kublawi, Troy L. Hooper, Vital R. Nagar, Mark Wilhelm, Kevin L. Browne, , .

• The UTEP Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Clinical Reasoning Framework; Development and Implementation (2019), Volume Bellevue, Washington State, Bryan L. Boyea, Kevin L. Browne.
• The constraining effect of the lateral femoral intermuscular septum on passive hip adduction in un-embalmed cadavers. (2018), Volume Lubbock, Tx, Gesiene Seeber, Kevin L. Browne, , , , , Kevin L. Browne, , , , .
• Association between heart rate variability and perceived physical exertion. (2018), Volume Pittsburg, PA, June 7-8, 2018., Daniel Conde, Jacen Moore, Kevin L. Browne, Gabe Ibarra.
• Identification of inflammatory biomarkers for the early detection of tendonitis during repetitive manual assembly tasks. (2018), Volume Dublin, Ireland, April 29 – May 5, 2018., Conde Daniel, Gabriel Ibarra-Mejia, Jacen S. Moore, Kevin L. Browne.
• Early identification of inflammatory biomarkers and its relationship to physiological and perceived exertion parameters after a simulated repetitive manual task. (2018), Volume El Paso, TX, April 25, 2018., Conde Daniel, Gabriel Ibarra-Mejia, Jacen S. Moore, Kevin L. Browne.

• Can self-report instruments and clinical testing differentiate pathoanatomical characteristics of plantar fasciitis?